Re: ISP shopping list
Hello,
I use only Debian-Packages vor my ISP. A realy good choice.
Only the gateway between UUnet (8/34MBit Frame-Relay) and
my own Subnet-Router is a CISCO.
Am 12:01 27/08/02 -0500 hat Andy Gardner geschrieben:
>Of course, if the terrain allows it, and to prevent them being ripped off
>by the local telco for over-priced trunks, you'd be better off setting up a
>wireless network (maybe hopping between users houses to extend the range) -
>once installed all it costs is the power to run the stuff. NO MORE TELCO
>CHARGES - YEAH!!!!
I use Lucent ORINOCO WaveLAN.
1 Central-Outdoor-Router COR-1100
6 Remote-Outdoor-Router ROR-1100
(in a distance of 500-2000 meters to
the COR-1100 with 14dbi YAGI-Antennas)
118 Access-Clients
(because I use the half of my C-Block
for the Access-Clients and 7 IP's for
configuring the Outdoor-Routers)
All Access-Clients have full 128 kBit access to the net.
Please note, that the ORINOCO make effectiv around 7 MBit/sec
if you use YAGI-Antennas betweent the ROR and COR, 25mW-WAVE-
LAN-Cards (35mW are not alowed with the YAGI's) and the Clients
use a small 2dbi Indoor-Antenna.
If the clients use the YAGI-Antenna too, they can have a distance
up to 1500 meters to the ROR.
This means, you can have Clients in a effectiv distance up to
3500 meters... - Interesting ???
Have a nice Day
Michelle
P.S.: Now because ADSL I will give up in Germany and France
and I will go to turkey ;-))
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